Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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fx f : X Q J 5,u fp' fi' Www Q IEANNE ELIZABETH MICHELL Mitch liIeepers! During Ieanne's three years at O. T. S. she has made important additions to the school. Her friendly personality has made everyone feel welcome, and she will surely be missed in the years to come. Ieanne came to us in her sophomore year from Shaker Heights High in Cleveland. She was then elected president of her class. ln her junior year she was treasurer, and this year has done a very capable job as secretary ot the Student Council and business manager of the senior play. Also, Ieanne has been head ot the Book Store Committee for the past two years. Not to be overlooked is Ieanne's sing- ing ability. She has high-lighted the Candle- Light Service tor several years. Mitch places jitterbugging, sports, people with good humor, and singing at the top of her list headed Likes , and under the heading Dislikes , she places ham and eggs. Her pet peeve is washing out the bath tub. l948 will find Ieanne at Randolph Macon College. Her ambition is to graduate from there with flying colors. We all feel sure Mitch will come through as she hopes.

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BARBARA ANN MCINTOSH Barb Well, listen STRIKE! Score another one for Barb ! This is not just beginner's luck for a tall, reserved senior. Her ability in bowling has been shown in that she was elected captain of the bowling team this year, Although bowling rates high with Barb, to have her throw one of those be-daggeredn looks at you, just call her Babs , be a conceited person, or mention getting up early, But if you want to see that gleam in her eyes, ask her about the Marine Corps. 'lBarb's likes are many-she loves dancing, especially to For Sentimental Rea- sons by Fred Waring, playing the piano, dogs, and getting her fill of lobster. She was especially honored by being chosen class secretary in her junior year. Barb will always be remembered for her gracious donation of the organ placed in the hall each Christmas season tor carol singing. As to her plans tor the future, they are in- definite, but after college she would like to travel. 3

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PRISCILLA HARTER PLUMB PHS 'lRiof! One of the peppiest and friendliest girls in the senior class is, without a doubt, Prism Plumb. She adds color to anything she does, as was shown by her outstanding perform- ance as Margarethe is the senior play Letters to Lucereneu. In analysing her record of school activities, we find that Pris has excelled in sports, as she was intramural manager for the Girls' Athletic Association, hockey team manager and played on our hockey team at Maumee Valley Country Day School in Toledo. Attractive clothes, tall slender men and friendly people are a few of the things which appeal to this senior. Boring weekends, catty people, and not receiving certain letters, Pris could do without, however. At the college of her choice Prism plans to go into merchandising and then to Work a year or two after graduating. From the time Priscilla came to us from Hudson High School in her junior year, she has contributed widely to the school, and her pep and vitality will loe missed in the years to come by the many friends she has made at O. T. S. 41+ ff f l Q I3 X'